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ATLANT\, GEORGIA
No. 2.
J. M. H.
Not Far, Not Far!
Copyright 1945, in "Visions of Victory"
Owned by J. M. Henson.
J. M. Henson.
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2. They say there is a eh n-ing crown, And Heaven's gate a-jar, Where I shall
3. They say there is a throne of gold, Where sits our Morning Star, And no one
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Words of Joy and faith and prayer
Lift from man his worldly care.
Eyes will shine and lips will smile
Praising God with music, while
Blending voices synchronise
Stars of Promise to the skies.
— Alice Austin Sheffield
luitable for all occasions where
are used
new gospel songs
Byron L. Whltworth
Jas. C. Moore
J. W. Askew
Henry L. Thompson
James M. Black
J. Porter Thomason
A. H. Glasscock
Carl R. Harrington
Rev. G. E. Dupree
C. C. Maples
Jesse B. Hardin
W. J. Perry
J. N. Johns
W. K. Wimberley
G. J. Spivey
Alvin Bell
W. P. Crumley
By J. M. Heiisou
W. C. Tinsley
Curtis Taylor
John M. Dye
Paul Cochran
Geo. C. Stebbins
John Taylor
Jas. W. Poole
U. S. Lindsey
G. L. Baker
Rev. Andrew Jenkins
Jimmie Jacobs
Chas. E. Rogers
J. Max Barnette
John V. Cobb
J. C. Cronic
H. L. Hilliard
J. T. MoKibben
T. P. Gladden
R. W. Barnette -
W. Floyd Taylor
Earl B. Casey
Theodore Sisk
B. D. Ackley
John Timmons
Geo. W. Rambo
I. A. Abston
Jos. E. Edwards
Thurman Creel
T. N. Davis
B. P. Gilliland
R. L. Hamil
G. A. Phillips
B. W. Merritt
A. H. Elliott
Jim Womack
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He Reigns!
Copyrighted 1941, in "Songs of Gladness"
Dedicated to David Lipscomb Cotlege. Nashville. Tenn..
J. M. HENSDN on lheir Semi-Centennial EARL B. CASEY
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1. Our He - ro strong once con-quered wrong, He put His foes to shame,
2- No en - e - my o'er Him could be, His grave did not stay sealed,
3. Our heart's best praise and all our days We'll spend in His em -ploy,
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He rose to prove His might -y love, Our hope, our stay, our shield.
And crown Him King, ex - ult - ant sing, In that glad world of joy!
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Stars Of Promise
Rev. Alf r«d Barratt. Owned by J. M. Hen sow.
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2. Put your trust in Je - bus oa - ly, Leave the path- way of de-
3. Dai - ly bless-ing He is bring-ing, To the hearts by sin op-
4. There art stars of prom-ise shin - ing. Prom-ia • es that nev • er
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Sweet and clear His voice is ring-ing, — "I will give you peace and rest.' 1
Trust in God and cease re- pinning,— Then at last ye shall pre - vail.
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No. 2. Sunshine All The Way
Copyrighted 1946, in "Star of Promise.'*
Ann* Danunore. Owned by J, C. Moore and J. M. Heneou James M. Black.
1. There is sun-shine all the way with Je - ens, And to walk with Him is
2. There is sun-sh ne all the way with Je - ens, His com-pan-ion - ihip is
3. There U san-shine all the way with Je - bus, I will never-more from
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No. 3. Let the World See Jesus in You
Copyright 1946, to "Star of Promiie.'
OWNED BY J. M. HENSON
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JOS.E.E.
1. Let yonr life be a light for the Mas ter etch day,
2. Help the poor, weak and lame, cheer the eor-row and Bad, Let the world tea
3. What a won -der-fu! life, with the Sav-iour to come,
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Lift the bur-dens bo heav-y, yes oth-ers make glad,
When at last you are near-ingthatbeau-ti-ful home,
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The Good Shepherd
Mar M. Brewster. Copyright, 1946 in "Star of Promise."
(SUITABLE FOR SOLO) OWNED BY HENSON 1 MOORE.
B. D. Ackl.r.
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A Friend Of Mine
Copyright 194S, in "'Star of Promise"
OWNED BY J. M. HENSON
G. L. Baker
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2. When days are dark He lights the way, Thatleadame
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No. 6,
He Covers My Sins
Copyright 1946, in "Stir of Promise."
Rev. Alfred Barratt. owned by j. m. henson
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1. There flows from His Bide, A deep crim-son tide, It flows fall and
2. The thorns that Ha wore, The stripesthat He bore, While there as my
3. I look to the cross, That hal-lowed old cross,, Its crim-son flows
4. It cleans-eta my sod, And mak-eth me whole, Praise God for this
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ran - som He stood; A spear in His side, He suf-fered and died, — •
down like a flood; My mur -mur-ings cease, 'Tis there I find peace, —
sonl-heal - ing flood; Trans-formed by His grace, Te look on His face,—
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No. 7 The Blood Of the Lamb
Copyright 1046, in Star of Promise"
Jennie Wilton Owned by J. M. Hraaoir.
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No. 8 Jesus Wrought Wonders In Me
W. C. Martin
Copyright 1946, in "Star of Promise"
Owned by Moore and Hem on
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2. Oace I was blind bat I now «lear-ly see, For Je - bob wrought
3. Once I loved pleas-are, bat now I lore God, For Je - 3us wrought
4. Once dead in Bin now in Je • bub I live, 'Twas He who wrot
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Hen-or to Him ev-er-more 1 will give, For
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No, 9. My Name Is Recorded On the Roll
Copyright 1946. in ''Star of Promise.
nr. tinn bahhatt owned by Jr. u. eenson
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1. Since Je- bob has par-doned all my tin, And whispered His word
2. He kaeps me and guards mo ev-'ry day, For He is my Hope,
3. His won-der-ful love pro-vides a rest, In man-siona a bove
4. I'm walk-ing each day cloae by His side, For Ha is my Friend
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No. 10 Over In the Glory Land
Copyright 1046, in "Star of Promise"
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1. We art presa-iog on-ward day by day, (yes day by day) Gnid-ed by enr
2. Sor-rowi will be o - ver on that shore(that shining shore) When we join the
3. Ev-'ry dis-ap-pointment grief and care(the grief and care) We.shall some day
4. When at last we reach that bappy borne (our happy home) With the ransomed
Sav-ior's band, There's a mansion bright a-cross the way, fa -cross the way
aa - gel band, We Bhall dwell with loved ones ev-ev-er-more(for-ev-.er-more)
an - der- stand, Er-er - last - ing joys a - wait as there, (a - wait ns there,)
we shall stand, Nev-er-more in ways of sin te roam, (ne more to roam)
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CharUa Gabriel
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1. Chris-tian wake! be np and <lo-ing, For the bar -Test time goei
2. Gath-er in the wear-y wan-d'rers,To the serv - ice of the
3. When the last sheaf home is^_gath-ered,And the reap -er's work is
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JAMBA lOVI
When Morning Breaks
Copyright 1946, in "Star of Promise''
Owned by J. M. Hbnsox.
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1. When the morn-ing breaks and theehad-ows fie* a - way, Earth-ly tri -als
2. When the cur - tain falls and the play o! life is o'er, We shall hast-en
3. When the morn-ing breaks, at the feet of Heaven's King, Gathered sheaves w e
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to the Gate. 'Twill be o-pened wide by the One that we a - dore, And our
hope to lay. Theu.withcrowns adorned, we the triumph song shall sing, Thro' a
live for - ev - er-m ore. With the an - gels we shall be sing - ing,
rap-ture will be great.
nev - er end -ing day. so fair op there,
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No. 13. His Love is Sweeter Than That
HERBERT BTJFFU1*
Copyright, 1946 in "Star of Promise.'
OWNED BY J. M. HENSON
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1. Yon may speak of the Jova of a moth -er, Which is con-stanttho'oth-
2. strong is the love of a sweet-heart, ThatjiasBtoodthru the teBt-
3. A broth -er and sis-terare faith- fa), A fa - ther will toil
4. God's love is far deep - er than o-ceans, And high - er than Heav
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thro the years; But some-times they all fail when need - ed, And
en a - bove; Praise the Lord we can al - ways de - pend on, This
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leave us In tor - row and tears.
match-less -this nn-cbang-ing love.
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Copyright 1046, in ''Star of Promise"
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He car-eth for E.s own; No dan-ger shall be -fall him Who trusts in
Make Him your hope and stay; Then He will guard and guide you, To realms of
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No, 15 God's Word Is a Light On My Way
W. C< Pool*
Copyright 1946, in "Star of Promise.'
W. Floyd Taylor, owner
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2. My chart and my corn-pass on o - Ter life's sea My bright bea-coi shin -ing
3. My rock and my ref -age when storm-bil-lows roll, When high bil -lows tosi-ing
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to morn-log bo bright; My light nev • er fail • ing to sh«w ma the right,
thro' darkness for me— My con- stant com-pan-ion it ev - er shall lie,
wouldsweep o'er my soul; I Beak it for re! - age, give Je -bub con-trol,
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No. 16. Is Your Soul Without Light?
Rev Alfred Barrett.
Copyright, 1946 in "Star of Promise."
OWNED BY J. M. HENSON
J. M. Henson.
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2. There's a vi ice soft and clear Falling now on your ear, And its ac cents are 1
3. He will hear wh:n yon call , Tho ' your faith may be small, W hen your hear t is with
4. Come to Je-sus to-day, And 10 long-tr de-lay, He will ban-ish your f
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When Christ Shall Appear
AVTBMD BAHHATT
Copyrifht 1946: in "Star ef Promise"
OWNED BY J. M. HENSON
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1. There'i a glad day fast ap-proaching, the most beau-ti - fal of daya , A nd that
2. When the Sav-iour comes from glo ry, all the dead in Christ shall rise, A nd the
3. All the faith-ful ones are wait-ing, watching for that bliss-fnl tight, And their
blesa-ed time is sura-ly drawing near; When the saints of earth shall gather and with
darkness of this worldihalIdis-appear;For the sweetest songs of an-gels shall re-
hearts are now no longer wrapt in fear; When onr eyes at last be-hold Him, we shall
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greet Him with delight, In that day Whenou
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No. 18 He'll Walk With Me AH the Way
Re», Johnson Stoke*
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Copyright 1940, in "Star of Promise'
OWNED BY J. M. HENSON
Jamas C. Moor*
1. My Sit • ioar has prom-ised H'ell aev - cr for ■ sake, The' man -y temp
2. He keep-eth me safe from the dangers nn- seen, Temp-ta -tloas a-
3. Someday In His bean- ty, the King I shall see, With all the re -
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No. 19 I Want to Find You There
i. M. Hanson
Copyright 1046, in "Star of Promise"
J. fll. Hanson owner
Jlmmfe Jacobs
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2. Side by side wo all have la -bored in the great har-vest field, Help-rag
3. With a hand-clasp and a wel- come la that homeo • ver there, All my
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•ome-one to raise a song or nt - ter a pray-'r, (for conr-age) And when
love for my Savior I shall sure - ly da -clare,(0 praise Him) There a*
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I shall take some sheaves.be-hold-ing the jield,
mengthe nnin-ber in that Cit - y so fair, Comrades,
fol the ling-ing in that Cit ■ y so fair,
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No. 20 Like a Breeze From the Ocean
AXJTBMD BABBATI
Copyright 19*6. in "Star of Piomiea"
Owned by J. M. Hehson,
1. Like a breeze from the o-cean Thy love comes to me, When my heart it for-
2. Like a breeze from the o-cean Thy love comes to me, In the mo-ments of
3. Like a breeze from the ocean Thy love comes to me, No one ev - er yet
4. Like a breeze from the o-cean Thy love comes to me, And.it rings like a
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Copyright 1946, in "'SUr of Promiie."
Mrs. Lizzie Da Armend. owned by moore & neniok.
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2. Ho Hasprom-ised His a -bid-ing pres-ence, Tho'theKing of kings ia-
I. If I fol- low where my Lord is lead -ing, Some glad day His bless-ed
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face I'll see; When the long, long earthly road is end-ed, I will trust the
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No. 22 Get Aboard the Sunshine Train
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Copyright 1946, in "Star of Promise"
Ow.\EL> EI J. M. HZKSOS,
W. J. Parrr
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1. What's the use to fret and whine, or to sit a -lone and pine, Get a-board the
2. Are yon on the grouchy track, torn around and hasten back , TraTel where sweet
3. Nev-er ride that wea-ry train, nev-ar gram-Lie or corn-plain, Get a-board the
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Lin - ger not in sin and strife,
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No. 23 We'll Top the Hills of Glory
Copyright 1946, in "Star of Promiso"
Re». Rupert Cravena J. M. Benson owner J. M. Henaon
1. I'm oft • en made to won-der a - long this pil-grim way, A • boat the
2. I'll keep oa trast-ing sweet-ly an - til the day is done, I'll do my
t. Ob, let us bear ourcross-es, ne'er stop-ping to corn-plain, Let's go in •
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to the harvest and save the precious grain, We'll know all things up yonder, when
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No. 24. What a Singing There
Copyright 19*6. in "Star of Piomise"
Owned by J. M. Henson.
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2. Each step grows clearer here , up-on the up -ward way , And hope grows dearer here,
3. Our tor-rows shar-ing here, to sing ia Glo - ry-land, Oar bar-decs bearing then,
and saints in white a-dore; The ech-oes winging there, shall swell f or- ev
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No. 25
Arr.br J. T. M.
Sweet Melodies
Copyright 1048, in "Star of Promise"
Owned by Benson and McEibbea
J.T. McKlbb.n
1. A-rnaz-ing grace how sweet the. sound That saved a
2, Ohap-py day that fixed my choice On Thee my
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No. 26
R«t.A H, Ackley
Teach Us to Pray
Copyright 1946, in "Star of Promise"
Owned by Jas. C. Moore and J. M. Benson
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1. Teach m to pray ts Thou hast taught, A prayer in-spired by pure de-sire;
2. Teach as to pray! not earthly gain, Seek-ing life's pleasures vain and gay;
3. Teach us to pray and nn-der-stand To-day its bless-ings to hold dear;
4. Teach us to pray for all we should, Our fee - ble sight cannot dis-csrn;
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Seek - ing re-lease from toil and pain, Thus may we nev - er pray.
Brave-ly to do what Thou hast planned, With-out a doubt or fear.
The rec-om-pense of ill or good; _ 0, may we trust and learn,
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No. 27
C.W.R.
Jesus Leads Me On
Copyright 1948, in "Star of Promis*"
Owned by Henson »nd Bumbo
Geo. W. Rambo
1. I've a friend who is ev-er walk-ing close by my tide, He leads ma
2. He's my ref • uge for -ev-er all my sins He will hide,
3. Love of Je - lug my Sav-ior ev-er - more will a-bide,
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He is gnid-ing my foot-steps and m y
Leads me on sat-is-fisd; He will keep me for-ev - er since m«
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No, 28 The Song That Never Dies
Copyright; 1946 in "St»r of Promise."
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2. From morn till eve it sweet-ly rings And Oh what
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No. 29. Till the Clouds Roll By
Copyright 1946 in "Star of Promise."
•MY. AWBBD BABBATT
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Li Whenthe way is drear.bringing Borrow and fear, And temp-ests are drawing nigh;
I , In the time of grief, when yon crave far relief , Faint not neith-er vain-ly sigh;
3. Whenthe clondahanglow.on your journey below, There's al-ways a snn-ny sky;
I. Whenthe thnn-ders roll, He is keep-ingyonrsonl, Tour faith on the Lord re -ly;
>i Look to God in prayer, never-more des-pair,
There's a lov • ing Eyo .watching frhm the sky, Then bo strong till the clouds roll by.
There is love and light, in tbo dark-est night,
Bo will not for- sake, till the shad-ows break,
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Be strong till the clonds roll by, roll by;
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No. 30
J.M.H.
Glory Is In My Soul
Copyright 1946, in Star of Promise"
Owned by J. M. Hensoic.
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1. Je - sua has lift-ed me from Bin and shame, No more in sin I stray;
2. Gone is theheav-y weight that pressed me low, Heav-en is now my goal;
2. Nothing can turn me from the shining way,0 glory! Backward 1 look no more;
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He is be-sideme bless His ho-ly name.O praise Him, He leads me all the way.
On to the Cit - y with my friend I go, re-joic-ing, Glo - ry is in my soul.
Onward and upward with my Lord each day ,0 glory, He's been the way be-fore.
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Glad-ness , — • sad-ness, Praise Him I
Giad-ness is in my sonl, all sad-ness a - way did roll, 0,
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No. 31
T. O. C.
The Evening Of Life
Copyright 1948, In "otar of Promise"
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Are you ready to meet Je -sub in the air, And the an-gels of I J ear-
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liraiD BABBATX
The Light Of Love
Copyright 1946, in "Stir of Piomiie"
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1. Does you sad heart for par-don yearn, And do you long for peace and love,
2. The Say -ior waits for your re-tarn, wea - ry souls do long - er roam,
3. Come back to God, your Bins con- f ess,' Tis but one step from sin to grace,
4. Ike light of love doth brightly burn, sin - ner leave the ways of strife,
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The light of love deth bright-ly bun, In yon-der home of joy a - bove.
The light of love doth bright-ly bum, His welcome voice bidsyou come horn*
He waits to save to cheer, to bless, And then to show Hissmil-ing face.
A feait a - waits on ycnr re • turn, A feast of ev - er • last -ing life.
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ALTHID BABHATK
When I See My Savior
Copyright 1946, in "Star of Promiae."
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1. Why should I be lone - ly when the dark clouds roll? Since my lov-ing Savior
2. Tho' ray earth-ly jour - ney is with Bor-row lined All my earth-born troubles,
3. I will cease to murmur, neith-er pine or fret, I will face with courage,
4. Though perplexing problems should my path attend,! shall know their moaning
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I shall leave be - hind, With the saints and an-gels end-less pleas-urn find: —
ev - 'ry vain re - gret, All my earth-ly trou - bles I shall soon for • get; —
at the jour-ney's end, Bo I will be faith - ful to my Faith-ful Friend;—
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J. M. Heason
Keep His Banner Waving
Copyright 1946, in "Star of Promiie."
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2. We will bring new worker! in, From the bar-ren fields o! tin, And will he'p
3. Let His ban-ner ev-er wave, For His life for as He gave.And will keep
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If we to the end en-dare, We are ai re-joic -ing, fighting hand in hand.
It will be far you and me , When we all in Heav-en with the hosts shall sing.
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Fight with conr-age true, Now yonrBtrength renew,
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No. 35. Rejoice!
Copyrieht 1946, in "Star pf P
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1. While shepherds watched their flocks by night, AH wear-y weak and worn;
2. The wise men saw a shin - ing Star, That led them on their way;
3. That Star led on from Beth- la- hem, To all the world a -round;
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They heard the voice of an-gels say, "To you a Saviour's born."
Un - til they reached that hum b!e place, In which the Sav-iour lay.
Till ev - 'ry na-tion heard the news, And free sal - va - tion found.
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All praise to Him All hoa-or to His Name;
All praise and hon-or to His Name, great Name;
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No. 36. That Beautiful Home
H. W. Elliot
Arr. copyright, MCMXLIV, in Radiant Joy, Emmett S. Deaa
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Alice Hawthorne Arr. copyright, MCMXLIV, in Radiant Joy,
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2. If in the dusk of the twi- light, Dim be the re-gion a - far,
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U* S. Lindsay
I'm Gonna Ride On a Cloud
Cbpyright 1946, in "Star of Promise."
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1. Boon I'll catch a cltud and rise, Fly above the vaulted skies, For my home ..
2. I shall bid this world goobye, Meet my friends who live on high.Who hare lived L
3. I shall ling the glad new song, With the might-j right-e»ns throng, At the sounding
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No. 39
1 Will Never Turn Back
"My aheep heir my voice, and I know them, and they follow me" (Jeans)— John 10: 37
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2. Of His love I will sing ev-'ry day, Tec I Ml sing at His wondrouspow'rttiave,
3. In His serv-ice each day may I be, Leading sin-ners to Je-suo to bekealed,
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Thro' the bl ooi flowing from Cal-va-ry, Tilths light of His lave is re-vealed.
I will walk in the light of His word, And be read -7 to go an • y hour.
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Rev, Alfred Barrttt
Let Your Face Be Radiant
Copyright 1946, in "Star of Promise"
OWNED BY J. M. HENSON
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2. When yoa meet the lone and sad, Wit 'a your sweetness make them glad, Give them
3. There are man - y souls to win, From the drear-y ways of Bin, Take the
4. Tho' your en • e - mies as- sail, Trust in God, He can-not fail, Keep your
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conr-age for each wear-y mile,wear-y mile; Scat-ter hope and joy and cheer,
Sav-ior to the lost and vile, lost and vile; Keep on eing-ing as yon go,
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No. 41.
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I Am Satisfied
Copyright 1040. ia "Star of Promiso'.
OWNED BY J. M. MINION
John Tailor,
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I'm tat -is- fied, I'm sat - is - fled,
I am sat -is -fled, yes, I am Bat - is • fied.
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1. Dear Lord to Thee I ham-bly pray
2. Lord make my life , a shin - ing light
3. I want my friends to pray for me,
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To help the lost in dark -est night; ....
That 1 may true and faith -fnl be
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That they may find ..-. the glo - ry way. (the glo-ry way.)
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Mother's Gone
In memory of our dear Mother
Copyright 1948. in "Billowi of Song"
Fred Rich
1. Moth-er's left this world of lor-row, Gone to join that heav'n-ly home!
2. It will be bo sweet to meet her, On that bless-ed peace-ful shore;
3. No one knows how much 1 miss her, Ev - 'ry day and ev - 'ry honr;
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But I know that she is Bleep-rag, In her bless-ed Bat-ior's care.
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1.1 can hear my 8av - ior calling Take t^y
2. I'll go with Him thru the gar- din, ....... _ To the
3, I'll go with Him thru the judg-ment, There be-
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fore the throne I'll stand, Hear Him say Myfaith-fnl
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•ervant, Come in - to this god- ly land ( this god-ly land)
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grace and glo-ry, And a home • - ter - nal-lj.
No. 45
J.M.H.
My Song
Copyright 1940. in "Star of Promts*"
OWNED BY ... V. HENION
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1. My guilt has all been washed a- way, I've joined the rat-somed throng;
2. His serv-ice is my chief de • light, In Him I am made strong;
3. I'll see Him in that home a • hove With all the ran-iomed throng;
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praise Him lor His end-less love, For He is bow my song,
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J.M.H.
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1. The har • vest Lord is sweet-ly call -Ing you to • day, (He calls to-day)
2. The pre - cious grain is bend -ing lew on hill and plain, (on hill and plain)
3. A crown of life He'll give to all the tried end true, (the tried and true)
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Ge forth and work for Him in sua - shine ar in rain, (in shine or rain, )
In love the har vest Mas- ter still is call • ing you, (ic call- ing yon,)
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Go la • bor in the gold - en har - vest while 'tis day
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John Newton
Ortonville
Dr. Thomas Hastings
1. How sweet the name of Je-sus sounds In a be-liev-er's ear! It soothes his
2. It makes the wounded spir-it whole, And calms the troubled breast; 'Tis manna
3. By Him my pray'rs acceptance gain;Al-tho' with sin de - filed, Sa - tan ac-
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No. 48 Hear Your Captain's Gall
Copyright 1940, in "Star of Promise',
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1. Youth-fuleol-diBrs strong and brave, there are man-y Bonis to save, Don jour
2. 8a - tan will your strength op-pose, where-so-e'er this ar-my goes, Bnt yonr
3. Iho' this fight your soul may try, Christ will all your needs sup-ply, This Hit
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Hark your Captain calls to - day. Hear Him calling,
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Perfect Love
Copyright 1946, in "stir of Promise"
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1. There's a love mosttrne shown by Christ for you, ac-cept It to-day;
2. Bhownbyfriend to friend never having end, Help-ing soils to be true;
3. Such a gift di-vine may be yours and mine, It is flow • ing so free;
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It will thrill your sonl.nake you free and whole.Drive your cares all a - way.
Such a perfect love from this friend a-bove,Is for me and for yon.
I will let Ulead, fill my •v-'ry need, Bent from Hea? • en tome.
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MaryE. HamrJck
Gome to the Feast
Copyright 1946, in "Star of Promise"
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John Tiramaat
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1, The feast is not jnst for me a - lone, To all tha Lord hath said;
3. And all who have called up-anHia name, Each ona He al - ways heard,
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Pre • pared in Hii word, And it is free, He calli for all to come.
I gave of my flesh to all the world, I am the liv - ing bread.
And He took them in and taught them how To feast np • on His word.
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No. 51 The Farther Along We Go
Copyrighted 1940, in ''Star of Promise."
W, FLOYD TAYLOR OWNIR W. Floyd Taylor
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1. Tho' ihadowi may e'er our path appear, Andtronblesmayfilloorbeartinithfear^
2. My Bonlfrom it's sin has been set free, And nothing can change His love for me f
i. In weak-ness He gives ns grace divine, He bids us be brave and ne'er re-pinaj
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The path- way is fraught with joy and eheor,-
He strengthens onr faith, more clearwa see, The far-ther a -long we go.
The light ef His smile doth brighter shine, -
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The far - ther a • long ws go, The far - ther a-long we go,
The light of the Lord doth bright-er grow. The far-ther -long wo go.
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No. 52 I Will Never Cease to Love My Savior*
J. M. Hencon
Copyright 1046, in "Star of Promise"
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1. I re - ceive to man- y bless-ingsdai-ly.CoTn-iagirommySav-ior'shand,
2. He is my a - ter • nal song and sto - ry, My e - ter - Dal joy and light,
3. Just as long as Ufa per-mite my go - ing, I will love and praise Him too,
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And is lead-ing me a-long to glo-ry, Where there nev-er Bhall be nightjO yon
With a heart of bless-ingBo-ver-flowing.Ev-er-more I shall be trna; how
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dot ■ er cease to love my Sav-ior, And I know His love is trn - ly mine.
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■or, He will ne? • er let me fall;
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He has no feet bnt onr feet, To lead men in His way;
We are the sin - ner's gos • pel, We are the ecoff-er'a creed;
What if onr feet are walk-ing Where sin's al - lur - ment is;
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He has no tongnes bit onr tongues, To tell men how He died;
We are the Lord's last meB-eage, Giv • en in deed and word;
What if our tongnes are speak-ing Of things His lips would spurn?
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What if the type is crook - ed? What if the print is binned?
How can we hope to help Him And hast - en His re - turn?
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OWNED BY J. M. HENSON
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1. My days of lone - li- ness are gone,
2. My way grows brght-er all a - long,
8.0 why should an -y soul re -pine?
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raise all who would fall;
And now with joy I'm dai - ly pressing
The birds now seem to sing for me their
Just claim this Friend, this Savior I call
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And since He saved me I can dai - ly sing.
And lie will be your King, your All in all.
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How Beautiful Heaven Must Be
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No. 56
H. L. T.
He's Building a Home
Copyright 1046, in "Star of Promiae"
OWNED BY J. M. HBNSON
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1. This world U. not the place for me, con- tent-ed I shall never be,
2. Since by His blood I am made free, He is bo won-der-ful to me,
3. I'm on my way to that fair land.where I shall hold my Savion-s hand,
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No. 57
1 will an-swer "hare am I*"
Will They Miss Me?
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1. I have trav-eled thrn life's val-ley, Thru the heat and thru the cold;
2. Man -y friends have gathered 'roundme, Sing-ing prais-es to the Lord;
3. Pre-cious broth-er, lov - tag sis • ter, How you'veaelpeo. ma thru the years;
4. Soon my la - bor will ba and - ed, And my Lord will call me home;
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How you've la-bored on so faith-fnl, And have dried so man - y tears.
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No. 58,
J. M. Henaon
Alone With My Lord
Copyright 1(46, in "Star of Promise"
OWNED BY J. M. HENSON
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1. Tis sweet to go a- lone with my Lord, AnI make my troubles all known, Day by
2. He whis-pers peace in time of the storm, And calms the bil-low-y Be ;Whena
3. 1 hold His hand when dark is the way, I know He safe ly will lead, When I
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feel cast down an -to Him I pi ay, For He is a help • er in • deed.
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No. 59. The Only Known Road
Copyright 1946. in "Star of Promise."
J.M.H. OWNED BY J. 11. HESSOJf J. M. HSITSOH
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1. There is a way by Cal - va-ry Where you may lay down sin's load;
2. For a • ges men have sought ia vain, For ways all de - vised by man;
3. take the way of One who knows, And reach heav-en's blest a-bode;
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They on - ly lead to end - less pain, And fall far short of God's plan.
The King's high-way it clear-ly shows, It is the oa - ly known road.
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W. B. Walbert
Send Out the News
Copyright 1946. in "SUrof Promise"
Owned by Hanson and Poole
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1. O-ver the earth where mil-lions roam,0-ver the might-y, roll-ing foam,
2. Mil-lions are lost in Bin's dark night, Show them the way of truth and right,
3. An-Bwer the call of Christ to-day, Hast-en His bless-ed will o - bey,
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Samuel Stennott
Promised Land
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1. On Jor dan's Btrm - y bank I stand. And cast a wish - fnl eye;
2. All o'er those wide ex - tend-ed plains, Shines one e - ter - nal day,
3. No chil-ling winds or poisonous breath Can reach that health-ful shorej
4. When shall I reach that hap-py place, And be for - ey - er blest?
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There God the Son for • ey • er reigns And scat - ten night a - way.
Sick - ness and sor - row, pain and death Are felt and feared no more.
When shall I see my Fa-ther's face, And in His bos-om rest?
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No. 62
Will H. Ruabush
On the Path to Glory
Copyright "1946, in "Star of Promise"
Barnette and Henson owners
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1. We are marching on the path to glo • ry, On,
Voic - es swell-ing. prais-es tell-ing.
2. Tho' the tern-pest beat, His strong irm shields ni, He
He will guide us, safe-ly hide us,
3. Soon the gates of gold will shine be-lore as, No
Jot and glad-neas. no more sadness.
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B. E. Hewitt John R.Sweney
1. More a-bout Jo • bub would I know, More of His grace to oth-ers show:
2. More a-bout Je - bus let me learn, More of His ho - ly will die - cern,
3. More a-boat Jo - bus; in His word, Hold-lug com-mun-ion with the Lord;
4. More a-bout Je-sus; on His throne, Riches in glo - ry all His own;
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More o! His sav-ing fall • Bess see, More of His love who died for me.
Spir - it of God my teach-er be, Show-ing the things of Christ to me.
Hear-ing His voice in ev - 'ry line, Mak ing each faith-ful say - ing mine.
More of His king-dom's sure in-crease,More of His com-ing, Prince of Peace.
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AUTBSD BiSEATI
Copyright 1046, in "Star of Promise"
Owned by J. M. Hxzrsoir.
1. When the te • dious day of toil fa done,
2. When the stub- born fight with sin shall cease,
3. When our hearts are bowed with grief and woe,
4. When this earth - ly life at last ie o'er,
When the race of
When onr hearts from
When we face a.
When be-yond the
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bnr-dens seek re-lease;
lone the might-y foe;
■ky onr spir-its soar;
Bless-ed Sav-iour grant each faithful one,
Bless-ed Sav-iour grant ns per-fect peace,
Sav-iour grant as joys that o - ver-flow,
Sav-iour grant us on that gold -en shore,
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In Thy Pres-ence rest for- ev er-more.
In Thy Pres-encepeacefor-ev- er-more.
In Thy Pres-ence joy for -ev- er-more.
In Thy Pres-ence life for -ev- er-more.
•live as rest and
Give ae rest and
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It Will Be Glory There
Copyright 1948, in "Star of Promise"
Owned by J. M. Kens on. ■
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1. Let us ran onr race with pa - tience, Goid-ed by our Savior's grace,
2. Just one glimpse of oar Redeem-er, When we cross the riv-er wide,
3. We could ney-er face the jour - oer, Enow-ing Je-sus was not there,
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Will be worth • life of toil - ing. When we reach the oth-er side.
But it will be joy to - mor - row, When we see Him face so fair.
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No. 66. Pray For Me
To my good friend and brother, J, M. Henson.
Copyright, 1945, in "Star of Promise."
J. CM. {Effectively) owned by moore & henson Jas. O, Moobi
1. Oft -ten I am tried and tempted, oft -en sor-rows bend me low, Oft my
2. How I need to be en cour-aged,howIneedyourloveeachday,Needto
3. When I'm pas.-ing thru the shadows.and it seemsa loa-ing race, AndI'm
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No. 67. At The Foot Of The Cross
J. CM.
Copyright. 1946, in "St»r of Promise,'
OWNED BY MOORE & HENSON,
Jas. O. Mooes
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2. There ev-'ry Bin, ev - 'ry doubt fade a - way, There dawns a per-
3. There is no oth - er to bless and to save, No one can give
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sweet re - lief at the grave; Give Him your life, give Him all that yon have,
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No. 68 Gathering Golden Sheaves
Jennie Wilton
Copyright 1948, in "SUr of Promiie" Be»«w»l
D. W, Criit owsm
1. Work for the Lord ii Hit har-veet wide.Geih - 'ring geld-ea
2, Grand is thfl talk that be- tore thee Hei,
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Bring to the Master a shining store.Keepingln tone for the
Heaven's sweet rest shall the reapers knot, Bright In their craw shall the
■peed-ing fast, Lov-ing-ly la - bar while life shall last, Gath - 'ring
ev • or • more,Pa-tient-ly toil till the bar-Test's o'er,
star-gems glow ,Wu while they toiled in the field below, fiith'riag golden sheaves
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No. 69 The Bread Of Life
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Mrs. A. B. Wad*
Copyright 1946, in "Stat of Promise',
Owned bt J. M. Henson.
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• why should I from hun-ger sore, E'er f sint be • side the way;
Thoa who didst feed the mul-tl-tnde With loaves be-side the Bea;
Then grate-fal-ly I come to Thee, Id av - 'ry time ol need,
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When Thoa far me the bread of life, Will break from day to day.
Will just as vil - Hng-ly pro -vide. The bread of life for me.
And on Thy rich and boun-teoui store, My hua-gry spir - it feed.
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No. 70
Fro a Happy Pilgrim
A. J.
Cepyright 1948, in "Star of Promise"
Owned by J. M. Hbnsos.
Arr. by Irene Roberts
Rev. Andrew Jenkins
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1. I'm a hap-py pil-grim on my way. To the and be-yond the blue.
2. I'm a hap-pv pil-grim on my way, To the land of love di - vine.
3. What a hap-py maet-iag that will be, When we reach the gold-en strand.
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Je - sus walks beside me night and day , He will keep me strong and trne;
Where the heavy cloud will roll a- way, Then will come the bright sunshine;
Ev-er with the an-gels glad and free,Sing-ing with the happy band.
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He will safe-Iy guide me all the way, To the land of light and love,
Man • y hear- y burdens hard to bear, As I tray - el on life's road,
There I'll see the Sav-ior face to face, While the hal-le-lu-jahi roll,
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Where the darkest night will pass a-way, In the inn-shine of Bis love.
Bnt the Sav - ior will my Sor-row share, He will bear the heav-y load.
And will praise Him for His saving grace, In the home-land of the soul.
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I'm on my way
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To that land of love di-vine,
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I am on my way, my way, there never pine;
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. ,c De-ny thy • self and take thy cross," lathe Redeem-er's blestcommand;
. The fear - ful soul that tires and faints, And walks the ways of God no more;
, Lord let not all my hope* be Tain, Cre-ate my heart en-tire - ly new;
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Na-ture must count her gold as dross, If she would gain this heav'n-ly ladn.
Is but es teemed al-most a saint, And makes Hia lown de-etruc-tion lure.
Which hyp-o-crytes could ne'er at-tain, Which false ap-pos-tios nev-er knew,
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Beyond This World
Copyright 1046, in "Star of Promiie"
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2. Be-yond the gloom of doubts andfeare Of grief and
3. Be-yond the hills and mountains steep, Be-yond the
4. Be-yond the day, be-yond the sight, Be-yoadthe
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of toil and care, E - ter - nal joys N a -wait me
from sor-row tree There is a rest a -waiting
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No. 73 Give Your Heart to Jesus
JamaeRow*
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1. Would you have a song to ling? Give your heart to Je- bub; Would you
2. Would you gain a faith- ful friend? Give your heart ta Je - bus; Wou'd you
8. Would yon o -ver- flow with love? Give your heart to Je -bus; Would yon
4. Would you tri - umph in the strife ?Give your heart to Je - sub; Wonld you
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J. U. HEiesou
His Love Leads On
Copyright 1846, in "Star of Promise"
Owned by J. M. ELenboj*.
Hektet L. THcaiPSOKr
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I. 'Tis hap-pi-ness a - long the read, be-cause I look to Him , And I've laid
I. praise Him for His eav*ing grace, I'm lift-ed from the mire, At Hia right
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al-ways have a song, for Je - sus now is near; He lets ma iee the way a-
down my heav-y load, no more the path is dim; I'll tee Him in His bean-ty
hand I have a place, there with the soul's desire; I shall he there that morning
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head, and so all doubt is gone, He la my song,
there, when heaven's morn shall dawn,
fair, with ev - 'ry bur-den gone,
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No. 75 Good Enough For Me
Copyright 1946, in "Stir of Promise."
J il l BOW! OWNED BY J. M. HENSON
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1. My moth- er trod the way to God With Christ of Cal - ▼■- ry;
2. The Sav - ior dear she trust - ed h re From sin to keep her free;
3. The pre- cious Word the read and heard And loved so ten-der-ly;
4. The path the trod, the Word ef God, The Lamb of Cal-va-ry;
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Whose loTe-light shone and cheered her oh, Is good e • nough for
Tho' turned a - way by some to - day, Is good e • nongh for
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Riding the Waves
Copyright, 1946 in "Star of Promise."
Owned by Bunette and Henaoa
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1, I am on the sea of time, on the gos-pel ship sub-lime, I on-ward
2. For that port I've eet my sails, breasting all the storm-y gales, And from m
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■ail a - cross the foam;
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course I'll nev ■- er roam; For the Sav-ior pi - lots me,
From my course I nev- er mean to nam;
Death a star - ry dome; G-ver eaea wave's dashing sresi
Sail neath Beav • en's shining atar-ry'dome;
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W. E. E. Copyright 1916. by Walter Edmiastoa Walter E. EdmlattoD
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1. There's a tel-e -phone to Heaven, ^ - ver which all biess-ings fall;
2. Je • bus is the op - er - a - tor, And ac-count-ant for ns all;
3. Make ye tare your prep -a ■ ra • tion For con-nec-tion on this line;
God is Cen-tral and will an - swer,
He will glad - ly send your tnes-sage,
Christ, oar bless-ed Lord will help yon,
If you clear the line to call.
If yon clear the line to call.
If yon call on Him in time.
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No. 78
C.T.
Heading Now For Heaven
Copyright 1846, in Star of Promise"
OWNED BY J. M. HENSON
OtTBTIS TATX.OB
1. Head-ing now for Heaven, I am go - ing to the home a-bove, Hal-le-lu-jah!
2. Hap-py on the jour-ney, as I travel thru this world of care, He will keep me,
3. Head-ing now for glo - ry, hap-py as I trav - el oq in love,al-wajs hap - py
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Je ' sus leads me homeward, I am trnst-ing in His gnid-ing love, andmer-cy,
Sor-rows oft befall me, and some htav-y bur-dens I mnst bear, He'll help me,
I am trnst-ing Je- bus, al-ways trnst-ing in the Ho -ly Dove, praise Him,
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Rev. Johnton Oatman. Jr.
1, I'm go - ing home to glo • ry-land, That home so bean-ti - fnl and grand;
I. I'm go - ing home,tho' oft dis-trest, lo those fair man-sions of the blest;
3. I'm go • iog home with Christ to reign,No sickness there.no grief no pain;
4. I'm go - ing home to that fair shore, When all my la-bors here are o'er;
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No. 80
i. W. A.
Be A Blessing
Copyright 1946, in "Star of Promise"
Owned by Askew and Hen son
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2. Be a blesa-ing as yon go. Thro' this sin-ful world, Je - ins' love to
S. Be a bless-ing it -'ry day, Make some pathway bright, Yon eaa help them
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2. I will not give np with my heav-y load, Tho' my cross be bard to bear;
3. He will be with me in each hour of need, And will never let me fall;
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Copyrighted 1941, in "Songs of Gladness*'
J. M. KEKSOir OWHBD BY THE AUTHORS.
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1. I'm liv - ing with Je-sus my Say-ior as 1 go on life's way,
2. I'm keep - ing be - side Him each mo-ment and o- bey -ing His voice,
3. So hap - py to know He is with me I can sind my glag song,
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My Faith Looks Up to Thee.
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2. May Thy rich grace impart, Strength to my fainting heart, My zeal inspire; As Thou hast
3. While life's dark maze I tread.And griefs around me spread. Be Thou my Guide :Bid darkness
4. When ends life's transient dream, When death's cold sullen stream, Shall o'er me roll; Bleit Sarior
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turn to day, Wipe sorrow's tears away, Nor let me ever stray From Thee a -side,
then, in love, Fear and distrust remove; bear me safe above, ~A ransomed soul,
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J. M. Hewon
The Song In My Heart
Copyright 1046. in "Star of Promiio"
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And 1 know that it ft mine;
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Bat Heav-en'g aong ap yon - der,
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Copyright 1940, in "Star of Promise"
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1. By faith I stand, bless -ed thonght, I can -not stand a > lone;
1, I now go to the bat - tie field, And know that I ean win,
3. By faith I o • ver - come the world, And from it's snares stay free.
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J.T.
My Heart Is Fixed
Copyright 1946. in "Star of Promise"
Owned by J. M. Henson.
John Taylor
1, - rer in that bright and snn-ny clime above (that clime above)Where the
2. There's a fonnt of love that's ev-er flowing free, (itflows bo free) From the
3.1 am drink-ing at the foun-tain of my Lord (my blessed Lord) I am
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No. 87 Since the Lord Took My Sins Away
.Copyright 1948. in '"Star of Promise."
J.M.H. OWNED BY J. M. HESSOM J. M. •BEHSOS
1. I am free as a bird an the wing, Or a breeze on a bright sammer day,
2. I am bought with a price .bless His name, And all His ev-er-morei will stay;
3. Ha is mine ev-er-more, bless His name, And A-men to His will 1 can say;
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And His love day by day is the same,
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J. T. M.
We'll Never Be Lonesome
Copyright 1946, in ''Star of Promise"
Owned by Hanson and Mc Eibbea
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2. I shall reach that fair Cit- y in the land of the bleat, For so oft-en I'm
3. Oft the way seems bo lonely, oft the way seems so long, Than mj burdens art
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long-ing for thatheav-en-ly rest. N->w the home-bells are ringing 'neath the
heavy , and my heart has no song. Jnst a ten-der word spok-en drives the
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more here we'll plod, So my brother presB onward to the Cit - y of God.
heaven -ly dome, Man-y loved ones are wait ing there to wel-comemehome.
shad-owB a - way, Sets the heart bells all ring-ing for the land of bright day.
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2 Je- bus calls ns from the worship Of the vain world's gold-en store,
3. In our joys and in our sor- rows, Days of toil and hours of ease,
4. Je-suS calls as: by Thy mer-cies, Savior, may we hear Thy call,
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From each i - dol that would keep as, Say-ing, "Christian, love Me more."
Still He calls, in cares and pleasures, "Christian, love Me more than these."
Give oar hearts to Thy o be-dience, Serve and love Thee best of all.
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I'll Rest at Jesus' Feet
Dedicated to Mr. & Mrs. Dutch Morrison, Hot Springs, Ark.
Copyright, 1945, by The Stamps Quartet Music Co.
Rev. C. C. Yarbrough in "Divine Praise"
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3. In a lit-tle while all these tri-als will be past,We'llbehomefor-ev-er to
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stay; to stay; Singing endless praise there around the great white throne, And we'll
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friend of grace, To help me on to God?
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Copyright 1946 iu "'Star ol Promise."
Owned bt the Authors. R. W. Barnette
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1. O soul a - stray, look np to - day, For life e - ter- nal waits for thee;
2. The man un-wise can nev - er rise To per • feet joy beyond the grave;
3. His grace np-holds,His love en-folds, So give to Him your heart to -day;
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Cast off thy weight be-fore too late, Ac-cept God's mei-eies foil and free.
heed to-day this voice we pray, Come to the Lord and let Him save.
He'll be yonr friend on- to the end, And take your bur-dens all a - way.
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J. M. Hensoa
Happy Singers .
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J. Porter Thomatoa
1, We are hap-py sing - era on the glo • ry road, Marching in the light of love,
1. We are cbeer-fnl workers in Hii ho-ly name, Do-ingwhat-so-e'er we may,
3. What a joy to fol «iow where so-e'er He leads, What a joy His love to know,
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And a con - eo-la-tion that He in « tar-eedes, Aa a* long our way we go;
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He will nev - ex leave as in the hour of need, For oar faith on His is staid;
Prais-ing Him fer-ev - er in an end - less song, Hap-py aing-ers all are we,
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He's a pre-cious help- er and a friend in-deed, And wesballnot be a- fraid.
Id His grace e - ter-nal tru-ly grow-ing strong, Ev-er safe with Him to be.,
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3. Dare to do right, In ev -'ry-thing Seek Him in the day of youth;
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3, Shield-ed from danger In this re-treat, Nomore a stranger, Low at Hisfeet.
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J.M.H.
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2. La- bor-ing on in His bless-edvins-yard Hap- py are my pi-grim day b,
3. Soon I shall pass thru tne gates of Glo-ry, Meet my Mas-ter face to face,
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All that I do He is rich-ly bless-ing.Gnard-ing
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2. Beaa-ti -fal mes-Bage of one who died, Sin-nera to lave from Bio,
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God's on - ly Son who was era - ci-fied, Par-don for as to win,
Let as it's woa-der - fal troths re-peat, Let as His prais - es swell.
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Give it with -in all oar hearts a place, Treas-nre it ey - er- more.
Je • sns whom an-gels of light a-dore, Make all oar cares His own.
Faith will be end - ed at last in sight, Some-day at Heav-en'B gate.
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1. With hap- py song we make out way a • long,
With hap-py song way with Christ a - long.
2. With Him to lead, and fill onr ey - 'ry need,
With Him to lead spir-it's ev • 'ry need,
3. We'll keep the road to heav-en's blest a - bode,
We'll keep the road .* hap-py soul's a • bode.
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Be-joie - ing in Sav-iour's bound-leas lore;
Onr love for Him each day we try to prove;
Our love for Him tru - ly try to show:
And for Him we will strive to do our best;
And for Him we do our ver - y beet:
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With cour-age true strive to brave-ly do,
We shout His praise, Hit might -y ban - ner raise,
We shout His praf ae, ban-ner proud • ly waye.
Still seek the lost what ay - er be the cost, Whiloseek-ing
Still seek the lost, mat-ters not the cost,
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Copyright 1946, in " star of Promise"
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1. Day by day we trav - el on in the light of loye di - vine, (con-tentto)
2. Know-ing Ha will lead ns on to that hap-py home a-bove, praise Him)
3. What a hap-py time 'twill be when we Bee our pre-ciousFiieBd(inglo-ry,)
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Hand in hand we will go with Him and sing oar Bong of love; (and glo - ry)
And the saints of the oth-er days whose voic-ea sweet will blend; (up yonder]
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At the end-ing of the way we shall find e-ter-nalrest (0 glo -ry) There to
No more bur-dens weshallbear,butfor-ev-er-morere-joice,(inglory)Praising
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meet with kindred dear.nnd the ones that we love best, we can trust Him,
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Rev, General B, Dupree,
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No. J 07. "The Sound of The Trumpet*
Copyright 1946. in "Star of Promise'
Owned by Batnette and Henion
James C. Moore Owned by Batnette and Henion R. W. Barnette
1 . Lo the fields all white for harvest stands , Fields at home and fields in foreign lands,
2. ' Tis the Lord of hosts Who bids you go , He Who suffered death, He loved you bo,
3. "I am with you a - ven to the end,"S syeth Je-aus, Saviour, tru-eat Frisnd,
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JamM Walla
Copyright 1946, in "8t»r of Promise."
W, FLOYD TAYLOR OWNER
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My Blessed Lord and I
Copyright, 1946 in "Star of Promise."
Owned by Henson and McKibben
J.T.McKibben
1. I have a Fiiend so pre - cions, bo ver - y dear to me, His
2. Bo oft I'm faint and wea-ry, so oft - ea 1 am weak, He
3. He knows how much I love Him, He knows my Heeds so well, And
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J.M.H.
Copyright 1946, in "Star of Promise"
OWNED BY J. M. HENBON
1. There is a Cit - y whose Btreets are gold, Where none need pit- j,
2. All Heav-en's gran-deurs I'll clear -ly fiew, Sing-ing the home-song
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and none grow old; Life's crystal riv er flows gent-ly by, WhereM is
with all the true; Beau- ti-fnl light will gleam from the throne, Whert I'll be
walk on pure gold; Bat when my mansion op -end for me, I shall bt-
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You Gotta Be Holy
Dedicated to Mr. & Mrs. W. E. Renison, Henryetta, Oklahoma
Copyright, 1945, by The Stamps Quartet Music Co.
Mrs.C. C.Y. in "Divine Praise" Mrs. C. C. Yarbrougb
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ho-ly, ho - ly, keepmehply, ev-er ho-ly, Savior walk with me.
my Lord, keep me ho-ly, walk . with
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No, 113 The Gentle Zephyrs
Copyright 1946, in "Star of Promise."
J. M. Henaon Owned by Barnette and Henaon
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1. All the world is just a flower gar-den, ring- ing ©at a bean-ti - ful
2. Ev »'ry flow-er teems to saygood-morn-ing, as the snn comes up to give
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Copyright, 1945, by O. A, Parris, Gospel Song Publisher
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Copyrig-ht, 1945, by The Stamps Quartet Music Co.
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What a Happy Time
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Copyright, 1945, by O. A. Parris, Gospel Song Publisher
in "Christian Soldier" Leon Beck
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2. My soul is sing-ing the sto-xy of my Sav-ioor each day, And I am
S. I'm drawing near-er andnear-er to the cov - et - ed goal, And dai - ly
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No. 1 18 The Little Old Church By the Road
Dedicated to all my old-time friends of Webster Community, near Winnsboro, Texas
Copyright, 1945, by The Stamps Quartet Music Co.
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2. I re-mem-ber the preacher so gen-tle and brave as be told how the
3. 1 can nev • er foe-get all those love-ly old songs that the people so
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Fa-ther a - hove, Gave His on-ly Son Je-sus all the lost ones to save,
joy - ful - ly sang, Ho w they bore the Lord's message to the poor sinful throngs,
Bing-ing songs of that blessed a - bode; I can hear my dear mother as she
such won-der-ful,won-der-ful love; I shall ev-er remember how He
as the ech-oes so joy-ful-ly rang; I shall always remember when I
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J. M. Henson
I Will Hold His Hand
Copyright 1946, in "star of Promise"
Owned by J. M. Ubnsojt.
Jesse B. Hardin
1. As I go a- long life's rug- ged path-way, I will hold my Sav-ior's
2. There's no otb-er guide for trnst-ing pil-griros, So I'll hold to Him each
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2. Could my tears for ev - er flow, Conld my zeal no Ian - goar know.
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Mother and Dad Told Me
Copyright, 1945, by O. A. Parris, Gospel Song Publisher
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2. They told me He came from His Pa-ther a - bo ve, They told me
3. They told me that He is the Sav - ior of men, The best friend
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2. While we walk the pilgrim pathway .Clouds will o- ver spread the sky; But when
3. Let us then be true and faith-ful, Trusting, serv-ing ev-'ry day; Just one
4. On-ward to the prize be - fore usl Soon His beauty we'll be-hold; Soon the
man-sions bright and blessed, He'll pre-pare for us a place,
trav-'ling days are o - ver, Not a shad-ow not a sigh,
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No. 125
My Prayer
Copyright, 1945, by The Stamps Quartet Music Co.
R. E.A. in "Divine Praise" Robt. E. Arnold
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di- vine, Take me and use me I pray;
di- vine, Let me do some bumble task;
di-vine, My all I give un-to Thee;
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No. 126 I Want to Hear From Heaven Today
Dedicated to my daughter, Mrs. C. C. Yarbrough
Copyright, 1945, by The Stamps Quartet Music Co.
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There Is a Fountain
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2. Dear dy - ing Lamb, Thy precious blood Shall nev - er lose its pow'r,*
3. Then in a no - bler,sweet-er song I'll sing Thy pow'r to save,
And sin-ners plunged be- neath that flood, Lose all their guilt -y stains.
Till all the ransomed Church of God, Be saved to sin no more.
When this poor lisp-ing,stamm 'ring tongue Lies si - lent in the grave.
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2. Af - ter the dawn-ing comes the sun-shine so bright, Then comes the
3. Smile as you jour-ney, tho' the rain-clouds ap-pear. Let not the
show-era to re - fresh gold-en grain;
rain-cloud or - er val - ley and plain;
drear • y things your heart en-ter-tain;
Clouds soon will van - ish and re -
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J. M. SEN-SON-
Walk With Me
COPYRIGHT 1934 IN "SONGS OF PRAISE NO. 3"
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dear Lord,
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walk with me,
walk with me,
walk with me,
Drea-ry the way is with-ont
Kings of the earth cannot lead
Keep me dear Mas-ter be-side
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Thee, And do light I see;,
me, For they know not how;
Thee, That I may not fall;
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Thon and Thou only with manna can feed me, Walk with me now.
Walk Thou with me, Lord and tenderly guide me, My all in all.
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1. I am ev - er press-mg on -ward, To a home that's built on high,
2. Here I'll meet with man- y tri-als, As I trav-el on my way,
3. As the time is drawing near - er, For my spir-it to de-part,
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And where all is peace and glad-ness, And the soul will nev - er die;
Bat the love of my dear Sav-ior, Turns the dark - ness in - to day,
1 am wait-ing and I'm long- ing, For the gos- pel train to start;
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I can al - most hear the voic-es, Of that hap - py blood-bought band,
For I know when life is end - ed, And 1 cross the great di - vide,
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Who are wait-ing for my com -ing, - ver on the gold- en shore.
Sing - ing prais - es to my Sav - ior, - ver in the glo - ry land.
I shall meet my lov - ing Sav- ior 4 - ver on the glo-ry side.
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Won't it Be a Happy Meeting
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s chil-dren have a race to run, Which sin-ners do not know;
Bi - ble read each pass-ing day, The sweet old sto - ry tell;
sin - ners hear of love di - vine, And of re - deem-ing grace;
trne to God, let come what may, While here you have to ream;
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Help those who fall be - side the way,
And let your love - light bright-ly shine,
And then when dawns the bet - ter day,
Their love for Christ to show.
And hap - py prais - es swell.
In ev -'ry drear - y plaee.
the Lord will call yon home.
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Copyright, 1945, by The Stamps Quartet Music Oo.
A.E. B. in "Divine Praise" Albert E. Brumley
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2. When the tri-ala of this life yon cannot understand; When yon need some*
3. Sin - ner come and list - en to me now, this is my pray 'r , Get in touch with
find the way that leads to truth and right, If yon would be free and whole, wit]
one to gnide you with a strong, strong hand, When yon can go on no more.yoa'l
God and leave with Him your ev-'ry care;Come and pinnae beneath the flow,He'L r
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and an o-pen door, Turn away from sin and come on down to the borne of the Lord.
wash joa white as snow,
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No. 133 As I Go Traveling On
Copyright, 1945, by The Stamps Quartet Music Co.
A.E.B. in "Divine Praise" Albert E. Brumley
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2. I'm try- ing to do the best that I can As I go trav-el-ing
3. 1 try to live right for Je - sus each day
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No. 134 Kneel at the Feet of Jesus
Copyright, 1945, by The Stamps Quartet Music Co.
Mrs,H.G.G. in "Divine Praise" Mrs. H.G.Gillock
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I. M. B.
Had I Loved Him More
Copyright 1946, in "Star of Promise"
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1. I lore my Lord, I love His word, I'l tell it o'er and o'er;
2. He saved my soul. He made me whole, And died on Cal-va-ry,
3. Some day a- bove, Thro' His great love, I'll meet Him on that shore;
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No. 137
Lizzie DaArmond
Song By the Way
Copyright, 1845, in "Star of Promise.'
OWNED BY MOORE & HENSON
James C. Moor*
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3. la His pre - cious name who for sia-nera came, Seek some wand ' ring soul
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I Have Found the Way.
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1. I have found the way That leads to endless day, Yon-der in the glo-ry-land;
2. I will nev-er fear, While Je-sus is so near, I will brave-ly meet the foe;
3. To the journey's end, Led' by a faithful Friend, Never-more in sin to roam*
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JSy the way called straight,!' 11 reach the golden gate Of the soul's eter-nal home.
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Watching You,
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watch-ing you; Nev - er turn from the way to the king - dom of day,
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No. 140 1 Know I Have a Mansion
Copyright 1945. in "Visions ef Victory"
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1. I know I have a man-sion a-wait- ing now for me, Just o-ver there in
2. I've made my prep-a-ratiun for mansion! in the sky , And some sweet day I'm
3. TbeblesB ed Say ior promised be-fore He went a- way. That He w aid soon be
4. I know I have sal - ?a - tion now ring-ing in my soul, My life is filled with
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glo • ry, be-yond the mys-ticsea; And when my Sav-ior calls me to mansions
go - ing to sail a - way np high To be with friends andloved ones, on Heaien's
com-ing to earth a-pain some day; 1 pray that I'll be read-y to meet Him
glad-nesB since Je-sashas control;He took a- way my bur-den, and took my
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gold-en shore, Where all is peace and glad-ness, And sorrows come no more.
in the air, And live there in a man-sion, In Heav-en bright and fair,
pain and woe, He saved my soul for-ev -er Be-eause Beloved me so.
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No. 141
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Getting Ready to Leave This World
Copyright 1945 in ''Visions of Victory"
Owned by Henson »nd Elliott A. H. Elliott
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2. I'm jnst a lone-lypil-grim bowed down with toil and care, My burdens are so
3. Whenlife on earth is end-ed and all my toils are o'er, Then I'll be lir • tag
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called to go, O.Lord I am 'get-ting read - y To leave this world bo - low.
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Copyright 1145, In "Visions oi Victory"
U. 5. Lindaay ■ Owned by Abston and Heaaon
I. A. Abates
1. I'm trusting each day in Je-ins my guide, And trav-'lingthebean-ti-fnlway;
2. I'm lift-iDg my voice in praises to Him, For Ha is a won-der-fnl friend;
3. If faith-fal till dawn I'll see His glad smile, Where sorrow andsad-neisis o'er.
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Where ev - er I go, tho' shadows bo dim, Till safe-ly my jonr-ney ends.
I'll en - ter glad rest when gone the last mile, I'lllivenp-on Heaven's shore.
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No. 143 Redeem the Time
Copyright 1940, im "Star of Promis»\
I, A, A. OWNED BY J. M. HENEON I. At Ab«toD
1. Time is swift-ly pasB-ingby,now the golden moments fly, Yen are leav-ing
2. Countless friends already gone, live in that e -ter -nal home, They are hap-py
3. Clouds will never dim the eye, friends no more will say goodbye, They will be for*
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No. 144 We'll Wake Up In the Morning
C. E. R<
Copyright 1946, in "Star of Promise"
Owned by Hanson and Rogers
Chat E. Rogen
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1. We will all wake up some mow-ing In that man sion built on high, And
2. Some sweet day I'll go and live therein that bright and happy home, Where
3. Then will come the judgment morning, Wben the dead in Christ shall rise, And
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Copyriffht 1946, in "Star of Promise"
$» C. Cronlo Owned by Uenion and Cronio
J. M. Hemon
1. Mid com-mo-tioi of thil earth-life, tra v -»1 ta the land on high, Where all
2. When the storms of life as-sailme. threat'ning too'.r-whelnwyeoul, When the
3. Broth-er, list-en! Christ is call-ing while a -far from HimyouBtiaj.In Hie
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No. 146 The Harvest Is Passing
Copyrighted 1B46, in "Star of Promise."
G. J, S. J, M, HENSON. OWNER G. i. SplV«l>
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2. Never connt-ing the cost, farther on-wardtheygo
3. Je - sus waits to re-eeive all who come in His ■ame,
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Bids them on Him be-lieve He is al - waysthe tame;
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No. 147 Jesus Sought Me
Copyright 1946. in "Star of Promise"
J, M. Henion owned by j. m. henson
T. P. Gladdon
1. Je-ens sought me when 1 was a atrang-er, Took me in ■ to His fold;
2. Weak and way ward , I pos-sessed no mer - it, His blood was all my plea;
3. Grace is now my ev - er - last - ing sto • ry , what a joy di • vine;
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Life e-ter-nal now I shall in - her-ite, Sal - va • tion full and free.
And I know that I am bound for glo • ry, For Je - bus now is mine.
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No. 148 Will You Be There?
Copyright 1846, in "Star of Promie*"
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1. There's a bap -py land of prom ise jnst be-jond the star-ry iky.
2. 'Twill be joy and love su-per-nal o - ver on the oth-er shore,
I. Then we'll see the won-droas Git - y that for ns He has pre-parei,
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Where I shall be..... bo glad and free;
When we reach home.. no more to roam;
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Then we'll walk the streets of glo - ry with those who His love de • dared,
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Will yon be there, will yon be there on that bright shore (on that bright shore)
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No. 149 When We See Our Redeemer
J.N. J.
Copyright 1948, in "Star of Promise."
J. N, Johns, owner
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1. When we see onr Re-deem-er o - er yon-der in glo • ry, the
2. We'll be sing-ing glo • ry, and be tell-ing the sto • ry, Of that
I. It will be joy np yon-der when we reach home e-ter - nal In that
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Chas. W. V.
GLORY-BEAMS.
Chas. W. Vaughan.
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1. Glo - ry-beams are shining on my way, As I trav - el on to end-less day,
2. Hap-py all the time with Christ I walk, Finding great delight with Him I talk,
3. Soon the glo • ry-beams of heav'n I'll see, Shining through the long e - ter-ni - ty,
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No. 152 I'm Glad My Savior Holds Me
I.W.M.
Copyright 1946, in "Star of Promiue"
Owned by Henson and Meiritt
B. W. Merritt
1. When the bil-lows round me roll, my Savior draweth near, And He
1. It U com-fort-ing to know that when I need a friend, Je - bub
3. When the fi • nal day shall come 1 know that I shall be
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G. A. P.
Tell the Glad News
Copyright 1946. In "SUr of PiomW
Owned BT J. M. Iliraioji.
G. A. Phillip.
1. Hat* you keen rescued frtm the pit-falls of iin, 1b there a new light ■hii-ing
I. Wit-neis for Je-sns with a word and a f mile, Thii is • to • ken of Hit
3. Strive to be cheer-fnl ai yon la-bo r and ling, Show that you lore Him ai yea
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work for yonr King; fol-low His foot-iteps as He lead -eta the
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No. 154 Don't Go On Hiding From Me
K. W.
Copyright 1946. in "Star of Promiit"
Owntsd bt J. M. Hrarsoir.
W.K.Wlmbmtoy
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No. 155
C.T.
Never Alone
Copyright 1946. in ''Star of Promise.'
Owned by J. M. Henson.
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1. Walk-ing life's path I know not a fear, I hare a Guide and a Friend di-vine;
2. He shares my grief when the day is done, He will rus-tain me vn - til the end;
3. Ha is myStayin each storm-y gale, Tho'shadowsgath-er I do not fear;
In Him I trust, He is ev - er near Nothing I fear f r this Friend is mine.
In dark-est hoars He gives me a sons;, Nothing can harm me with Bach a Friend.
Le-gionsof darkness shall not prevail, No oth-er Friend is to me so dear.
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Nev-tr a- lone, no never a - lone , I have a Friend Who cares for His own;
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SPIBITtJAL
Copyright 1946, in Star of Promise"
J. V* C. Owned by Henaon and Cobb
John V.Cobb
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1. I've got the Lord and the Lord's got me, We're happy here to-geth > er;
2. I've got the love that the Lord gave me, 1 feel hia pres-ence near- er;
3. I've got a home far a - bove the Bkies.Wbere storm-clouds come no ney-er;
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I'm just as hap • py as an - y-one could be, In all kinds of weath-er,
His love is shin-tag bright now I clear-ly Bee, 'Tis grow-ing still dear-er.
In Heav'n there never be an - y Bad goad-byes, At home there for-ev-er.
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No. 157 I Want to Be Ready to Go
Oopyrlg-ht, 1946, in "Star of Promise,"
R.L. H. OWNED BY HAHIL & HENSON,
R. L. Hamll
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1. I'm draw-ing nearer to the end of life's way,
2. I know my steps are growing alower each day, Lord I want to ba read-y
*3. I feel this bod • y growing weak-er each day,
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And when tha an gels come to show me the way,
to see my new home; Ihere oa .v life grows and we shall nev-er de ■ cay,
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158 Will You Meet Me Over There?
Munden Nizon
Copyright, 1946 in "Star of Promise.'
Owned by Henson and Gilliland
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Where the tree of life is bloom-ing by the riv-er flow-log free,
Where we '11 Bee our friends and loved ones on that fair celestial short,
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meet me o- yer there? Wherewith Je-sns our Redeem-er,
Where there's pleasure ev-er lasting
will yon meet me oyer there?In that lome,sweet home up yonder
Will yon meet me in thoie mansions
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Per • feet joy for yon and me,
Where we'll dwell for-ey-er-more, will yon meet
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Jesus Is the Light
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1. Heav-ea wet built for all who dai - ly trust the Lord, All who will
2. Smil-ing thro tears while here, o - ver the years we fear, Bear - ing our
3. Je • sus is one who knows, all of onr cares and woes, And wo can
come to Him, live in ac-cord;(aceord)Nothing can harm the blest, surely He'll
bnr-denB, tread, o'er the rough road Darkest of night will come, it is be-
trnst Him now o - ver the way; (the way) He will di-rect us right .where there is
give them rest, All who will com* to • day, He will ro - ward, (re-wari)
fore the light, Je-sus is near to tako all of tho load, (great load)
nev • or night, And we can live with Him on that glai day. (glad day)
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He is the light, beau -ti-ful light, Je-sus is lead-lng me
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fl'c 160. Step By Step, Day By Day
To my friend and co-worker, Mr. Fred Thomas. — B. L. W.
COPYRIGHT 1938, IN "GLORY WAVES NO. 2".
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1. Je - 3us, more and more I need Thee, Would more close-ly to Thee stay;
2. la my joy and in my sor - row, Teach me, Lord, just how to pray;
3. Un - der ev -'ry ill con - di - tion, Make me will - ing to o - bey,
4. Lead me o - ver loft - y moun-tains, And thro' val- leys of dil - may;
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And to keep when in con - tri - tion,
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2. He fills my way with cheer, with Him I have no fear;
3. In heav - en I am told; the streets are pur - est gold;
He placed with - in my heart, a hap
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Jim Womack
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2. Trav-el-ing oft on the road to the glo • ry-laad with Christ the King, Many
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No. 163 Hallelujah! Glory! "
MJLMM* BOW1
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As oar fa-tbers shouted, Hal-Ie-lu-jab! Glo-ry! Ib the old • time way,
Let as tell and sing and shout the gospel sto ry, In the old-time way.
As our fathers trusted Je-sas so com-plet-Iy, In the old - time way,
Let as walk with Him each day and trust Him sweetly, In the old-time way.
As our fathers filled the church at ev-'ryroeeting.In the old - time way,
Let ub gath-er here, oar Bongs and pray 'ra repeating, In the oldtime way.
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Cop; light 1946, in "Star of Promise',
OWNED BY J. M. HENSON
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2. 1 was lost in sin's dark night, But I saw e - ter-nal light, When the
3. 1 am go - ing home some day, For I found the liv - ing way,
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3. Bnt some- time my spir-it transport-ed Will rest in this Cit - y of light,
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3. M. HEN60N
I Walk With Jesus
COPYRIGHTED 1934 IN "SINGING ON THE WAY"
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2. He keeps me singing a -long an endless won-der-ful song, And al- ways
3. I soon shall see Hima-bove, a - bid-ing in His great love, No more to
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God's love Is lighting the way for my soul.
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SPIRITUAL
Copyright, 1945, by The Stamps Quartet Music Co.
in "Divine Praise" Terry Pillow
T.P. in "Divine Praise" Terry Pillow
1. Since the Sav-ior saved mysoul.showed the way to the shin -rag goal,
2. I am find-ing pure de- light, on the road to that cit -y bright,
3. I am sing-ing on my way, to that land of e - ter - nal day,
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John Newton
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1. A - maz - ing grace how sweet the sound That saved a wretch like me!
2. 'Twas grace that taught my heart to fear, And grace my fears re - lieved;
3. Thru man - y dan-gers, toils and snares, I have al - read - y come;
4. The Lord has prom-ised good to me, His word my hope se - cures;
[ once was lost, but now I'm found,Was blind,
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'Twas grace that bro't me safe thus far And grace
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Copyright 1940, in "Eternal Praise"
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INDEX
A Friend of Mine 5
After the Rain ....-128
Alone With My Lord 58
Amazing Grace - 169
Arlington - 91
As I Go Traveling On 183
At the Foot of the Cross 67
Beyrnd This World 72
Beautiful Message 102
Be a Blessing - - 80
By Faith I Stand 85
Christ Haj} Bridged the 145
Clear the Line Before 77
Come on Down to the 132
Don't Go Hiding From 154
Drifting 135
Eternal Ages _. - 81
Fear Yq the Lord 95
Gather Golden Sheaves 68
Get Aboard the Sunshine 22
Getting Ready to Leave— 141
Give Your Heart to Jesus 73
Glory Beams 151
Glory in My Soul 30
God's Love- - 167
God Leads His Faithful.106
God's Word Is a Light 15
Good Enough for Me 75
Had I Loved Him More.136
Hallelujah ! Glory -.163
Happy Singers 94
Heading Now for Heaven 78
How Beautiful Heaven 55
He Covers My Sins 6
Hear the Captain's Call... 48
His Forevermore 101
His Love Leads On....- 74
His Love Is Sweeter 13
He's Building a Homo 56
He'll Walk With Me All 18
I'm Glad My Savior 152
I'm Gonna Ride on a 38
I'm Going Home 79
■ I'm a Happy Pilgrim 70
I'm Satisfied - — 41
I Can Sing _ 98
I Have Found the Way 138
If We Never Meet Again-115
I've Got a Lot of 168
I Know I Have a.. 140
In Thy Presence 64
In the Hollow of His 108
I've Got the Lord. 156
I Never Will Cease to 52
la Your Soul Without 16
It Will Bo (llory There 66
T Want to Be Ready to 157
I Walk With Jesus 166
I Want to Hoar From... 126
I Want to Find You 19
I Want to Stand By the.. 110
I Will Never Turn Back.. 39
I Will Hold His Hand...._..119
I'll Make It My Home 142
I'll Never Be Lonesome 88
I'll Rest at JeBUS* Feet— 90
1 Will Trust the Lord 21
Jesus Calls Us _ 89
Jesus Is the Light 159
Jesus Leads Me On 27
Jesus Rescued Me 147
Jesus Wrought Wonders... 8
Just Like Heaven 117
Keep His Banner Waving 34
Kneel at the Feet of....- 134
Labor in the Harvest-.- 46
Let the World See Jesus... 3
Let Your Face Be...- 40
Living With Jesus — 82
Like a Breeze From the... 20
Life Eternal Waits for 93
Low at His Feet — 99
More About Jesus 63
Mother and Dad Told ...122
Mother'3 Gone 43
My All in All 54
My Blessed Lord and 1—109
My Faith Looks Up to— 83
My Heart Is Fixed 86
My Name Is Recorded. — 9
My Prayer _ _ .125
My Prayer 42
My Song 45
Never Alone 155
Not Even a Tombstor.e—124
O Come to the Feast 50
On the Path to Glory 62
Ortonville _ - 47
Over in the Glory Land... 10
O Will You Meet Me. 158
Perfect Love —J 49
Pray for Me 66
Press On It Won't Be 161
Redeem the Time... 143
Rejoice! 35
Riding the Waves _ .76
Rock of Ages 121
Send Out the News 60
Since the Lord Took My„ 87
Sing Aloud the Praises — 105
Somebody Loves Me 170
Song By the Way 137
Star of Promise 1
Step By Step, Day By 160
Sunshine All the Way 2
Sweet Melodies 25
Teach Us to Pray 26
Tell the Glad News 1.-3
That Beautiful Home 36
The Blood of the Lamb 7
The Evening of Life 31
The Bread of Life 69
The Christian Life 131
The Dearest Friend 1 150
The Farther Along We 51
The Gentle Zephyrs 113
The Good Shepherd 4
The Harvest Is Passing. 146
The Harvest Time Goes. 11
The Home Prepared for 162
The Light of Love.. 32
The Light of the Ages 96
The Little Chapel in the 111
The Little Old Church 118
The Only Known Road 59
The Promised Land 61
The Song in My Heart 84
The Song That Never. 28
The Sound of the... ...107
The World's Bible - 53
There Is a Fountain.. 127
Till the Clouds Roll By... 29
Thou O Christ of Calvary 97
Trusting in the Strength 14
Visions Celestial 1 65
Walk with Me 129
Watching You 139
We Come to Worship 92
We Trust the Father for.104
We'll Top the Hills of. 23
We'll Wake Up Some 144
What a Singing There— 24
What a Happy Time 116
When God's Soldiers 120
When I See My Savior— 33
When Christ Shall 17
When Morning Breakb 12
When Morning Sweeps 114
When the Hand of Love._164
When We All Get to— 123
Where He Leads Me I 44
When We See Our 149
Whispering Hope 37
Windham 71
Will They Miss Me? 57
Will You Be There 148
Winning the World By_.100
With Happy Song 103
Won't It Be a Happy 130
You Gotta Be Holy 112
Copyright 1946 by J. W. Henson
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